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African-Led Agricultural Sciences: A Path to Food Sovereignty in Africa
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August 31, 2025 Christian Tiambo, Winnie Nabatanzi, Huguette Nono, Christopher Omari, Sandrine Kuete, Ndaleh W. Nghonjyi, and Denis Zofou.

African-Led Agricultural Sciences: A Path to Food Sovereignty in Africa

Food sovereignty in Africa hinges on empowering local researchers and supporting homegrown agricultural innovation. This article argues that externally designed solutions often fail to address the continent’s diverse ecological and socioeconomic contexts. African scientists, farmers, and communities possess deep understanding of regional challenges...

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ILRI Declared First Collaborating Centre for One Health by WOAH
Global Health | Sustainable Agriculture
May 30, 2025 Ekta Patel, Chadia Wannous

ILRI Declared First Collaborating Centre for One Health by WOAH

The International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) has been designated as the first World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) Collaborating Centr...

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Building Climate Resilience in Africa's Grasslands: A Vital Step for Food Security
Climate Change, Sustainable Agriculture, Ecosystem Management
May 28, 2025 Staff Writer: AFRICAN AGRIBUSINESS

Building Climate Resilience in Africa's Grasslands: A Vital Step for Food Security

Africa's vast grasslands - home to iconic wildlife and supporting millions of pastoralists - face unprecedented threats from climate change. A new rep...

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Africa’s Pastoralists: Guardians of Sustainable Livestock and Environmental Balance
Sustainable Agriculture, Livestock Management, Environmental Conservation
May 28, 2025 Staff Writer: AFRICAN AGRIBUSINESS

Africa’s Pastoralists: Guardians of Sustainable Livestock and Environmental Balance

Across Africa’s vast rangelands, pastoralist communities are proving to be indispensable stewards of both livestock and ecosystems. A new report highl...

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